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I've used my construction compressors several times for painting. If you're just painting a cub or parts it'll keep up. It will most likely run alot but, it will do the job. Most all the twin tank compressors are capable of running two framing guns at the same time and that's quite a bit of air.
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I really appreciate all the input. Sounds like I can make this work which is good since a large compressor is not possible at this time. So now I need to get a gun and figure out what to do about paint. The $250+ for paint, primer and incidentals I was quoted is a bit steep for the budget. The Case/IH Iron Guard is more in line with the budget. Problem is that the nearest dealer is 45 miles away. There's a new TSC nearby that has Majik? brand paint. They had Cub yellow (new or old shade?) and no IH 935 white. The wife thinks I should forego painting and just mount up the purty new ags on the rusty old wheels but it seems to me the time to paint while tires are off. Then while I'm doing that seems to be the right time to paint that rusty hood and grill, then the frame and fender pan will look kinda shabby compared to the other freshly painted parts, right? Project creep!
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Yeah, that's what happens. Once you paint one part the rest of it looks shabby. I wish they made old looking new paint.
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they do, its called a crappy rattle can paint job
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